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| − | :* Start your web browser and go to github.com and use your Seneca email to sign up for a new account if you don't already have one. :* Record your github.com user name on your lab logbook. | + | :* Start your web browser and go to github.com and use your Seneca email to sign up for a new account if you don't already have one. |
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:* email your github.com user name to your OPS435 professor from you Seneca email account. | :* email your github.com user name to your OPS435 professor from you Seneca email account. | ||
Revision as of 23:04, 2 September 2019
Introduction to git and github.com
Contents
Lab Objectives
- In this lab, you will create an account on github.com and follow the Github "Hello World guide" to create a new public repository on github to learn about the basic workflow of using github to track and manage revisions of software or other contents. The essential operations provided by Github includes
- creating new repository,
- creating a new branch,
- making changes to files,
- creating pull request, and
- opening and merging a pull request.
- You will then use the git client on a Linux machine to access and download the contents from the repository you created on github.
Reference
Overview
- git - a distributed revision control system with rich command set that provides both high-level operations and full access to git's internals.
- Github - a code hosting platform for version control and collaboration that lets people work together on software projects from anywhere.
Tasks
Task 1: Create a Github.com account
- Start your web browser and go to github.com and use your Seneca email to sign up for a new account if you don't already have one.
- Record your github.com user name on your lab logbook.
- email your github.com user name to your OPS435 professor from you Seneca email account.
